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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 15, 1922)
Wednesday. November 15, 1922. tfci PAGE TWO THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER : .1 . J . J '. i.i ; i H ! p4 i New Bl ouses .We have Just received and are now showing a wonderful 'assortment of Women's New Fall and Winter Blouses and Waists. These comprise the very latest styles and colors, beautifully trimmed. There are all sizes from :)C up to Hi and prices range from $5.98 to $13.50 Sale of Pattern Hats We are offering a grand clean-up sale on all our Pattern Hats these 'represent the very best styles and are our highest grade hats. Some of them sold as high as $19.75. Choice now for S9.98 I h . f - ' .1 " 1 7 , rev Sale of Women's SUITS f. 1 Y mm morrow :il'lfi iinnn, Vui'lilli'-r 1''-. I Ik horn, on SpriiiK jli r-l. Tln Karr. t KluO'h will mi-i-t I- n , .:iv evening lit Iho i-iiiiiilry Hull. Mr. itnil Mrs. Vincent 1'almcr audi Mrs. K. K. HriiBK will mUM-taln. Henry in , Ki. l,;.n!:.. ithis chy. ,l lo r Kli-r. Mi'rt. J. I. homy Irn-iul.s of CiiiiiI llciillll. 25 Percent Discount This includes every suit, positively without'excep- tiou, all new Fall and Winter styles in materials of Poiret Twills, Tricotines and Marvella, colors of brown, navy and beaver, and there are practically all sizes in the assortment. All go on sale at ' '. ... ONE-FOURTH OI F Hill's Department Store Tho second of a series of monthly parties iirraiigi-fl ly and Tor mem bers of the l.a Grande Country club, will he held next Tuesday evening November t Ht . Moralise of n crowd "l W''k of home talents, dam e. and Hit- like, I lie committee' assiuiutt with tli November party details had aune difficulty In finding a suit able - date. That lias now been ac complished and every detail hat been attended lo in ship-shape man tier. . The Westminster Guild wart enjoy ably eutc.rtuined at the hnuie ot Mrs I.ti Keyuolds. Friday evening. Ii i r ly members being present. Koilowiuu t lie dcvutional, wiiich wan in charKf ul' Miss Haiti- Short, a program followt'd, in ilu- fovin f a iiioik trial. Tin- rhaiK- "K-sulvi-d ihat India is mil fitted l enter ! hu 8ncicty of nations as a world power." M inn H it I da A inter son acted ktf jtidKe while .Mis. L. II. Moe act-d as attorn y for the le fense and .Mrs. AKah Duryea n '. prosei ut iiiK atltrney. The wftnesH ! iH of the pluiutilf were: -Mr. Low jell WillianiHOH, Min (Intrude liut jhdpli, Mrs. Oi'car I'oareh, itnd tMrH. I'aal ( ook ; t hose ot the defense. Mrs. iZ. ' P. Mossinan, M i s, Charlie Itinuer, Mrs. K. A. Stravi'ns and Mrs. tlt'orKi- Vehrs. The jury was drawn from t he nudh me The arguments hoth pro and con Have t:ldenco nf ext'tive study ot the political and sorjal conditions in India, also tin- spirit of India as a nation. A short business session folio wi d after whiclp refreshments were, served by the hostess. f?n(er(afnnient . hut aUo fur tit j a1 li played tit t h most lame if ill scieni culinu.'y. Hur aura fte home iu sell d' iM ati l fm i (he occasion, a color s heuie of fed, did while pre nihil u in the dint n : nuini. Alter dllinM the t;ti,-vs il -, parted, votuin Mrs. lUUeH a "itost dcliuhlfttl hostrs. Tlue present were- Mis. A!a IVters, Mrs. Jaui.s Hikbs. .n. Wal ter M Ciatlt. Ah Hen F. his :ue. Mrs. S. fcdw. Foistrom. Mrs. Ar thur oore Mrs. I n. liusM-ll, Mis, Charles Hut. Inn son.' Mrs. lie: ltti'U White, Mis. Hem- r liiduell. Mi.-. r ioyi walk.' .Mrs. I.. J tiraif-. t -:j :! Ki-v. a ud Mrs. Joseph V. i.t:n' ere entertained by Mr. and Mih. Jap Stevens Monday evening a' :.ie Mevens home, in boner t Ite-' ami , Mrs. t'.unu's departure from t'.e i'ity. s eral frfends were ' tlier.- and a K"od lime was i ajnyt-d ,,y , a ' i Mr. and .Mrs. J. K. Stearic en tertained at a iar.-well party Tu-'v-ilay eveniim, in honor of ltev. Mid Mrs. Joseph Gunn. Alil.Cit-h the many friends of ltev. and Mr.-i. ilunn will miss thoin deeplv after their depa rt ure from La C nde. they join in wishing them e ; siiccess. Tic. A. Ti. l'ennlck. of 1-os An L-eles. Califoniiu. will leuvo for hinjfiiii hnine in the south this eveninu' Hiiriut: the last three months he tako hits been (he cm-st of Mrs. J. If yon would enjoy k'ood honltli, keep your lioweis n;Kular. No mm reasonably hope to ie'i wen, when const ipat'd. wm-n ueeueu, Charnberlaln'K TabletH. 1 hoy f iire iiilld ami venue.- -miv. Tho W. C. T home of .Mrs. M avenue, at day, .November U. will meet at the W. S. Snook, 1505 'Z : mi o'clock Thurs- lti. ! A u interest i iik progra in has been j prepaied. . All iueinb'rs are lif ted ', to be present. i j Women of Mooseheart Legion will 1 meet I hursday after noon at 2 : on j o'clock at the homo of M rs. ('lias. I Uunyau, 2nnl Adams uvenuo for the social meeting. All members i an- ui Ked to attend. Mrs. Hun" Klin'ha miner and Mrs. Hoy Smith .will 'assist as hostess. riHiinuerhilu' Tablet Have Her a World of (kmI, ' "Chamberlain's TabletH hav ui A world of' Kood." write Done )ber of my friends unN all who hac iused them praise tlu-in hihfy. W'tii-n troubled wl.ti indigestion or Mrs. constipation. i;ive them a (rial and fcllu L. Unit on. Kirkvllle, X. V. ' rc.-liKe for yourself what an excei 1)0 re recommended them to a rnim- j lent medicine it is.- -Adv. T'"-"'"..." '. . L'"" . Remember, a whole carfon ! have a cnniplcto in M;iish Laitips.' Let Vimm' Home. W. A. BENHAM e l ro" vvra cm. i. ui it i ( i:i.i:iii(. i i:s utth iiii'.thd w IIVK.VIK. r.,li-h Vv,,vr SilPM,, i.i. - j wo hundrril ami fifi, milium, ki :iu!L tiilcJt cn, ki I'lit-iri suxl fiil.ii i-n. mi. I i,'ii'iiir-Kri.al-(:ran(li-hi' ilii'ii Hsscnililnl at Kit'lla, nrar hi-ri' : rc.-fiitly to hc!j Valfntin 'aUsvhi no ii.iiki ic.-, ri-U'hrutr his 117! liiltln!ay anni". ei sary. I'alusiht i "i'l t" !' tin.. i..t.st inhaliiiaut i Silo-,a. Foolish Superstition. In "yo oltlrii ilni.-s" in i:iilnn(l sonic slinpli' iiiln.lcil folk hi'iiftvi llial swims i-oiil. I luitcli lliolr o::-; only Ir. a tliillnlcrtoi in lliat N. Il rcipiirril a .'ruck of (I.imhUt to mu'k opi'ii ihe I''t: of a su an. lie Npu I'. otiii i.iii ami t'oouai'tor, ir I'.uil.. i'.i.-iii- i '..-i urriio SPECIAL Automatic Electric Ironer Slightly usetl, but in perfect condition. For Sale ut a (licat Kcduclion ' Eastern Oregon Light and. Power Company . For Utmost Corset Satisfaction be Fitted to y Mrs. Ceor'e T. Cochran and Mrs. Colon U. K'berhard were hosteijses lo the members of the Kaffee Klatch r riday a ft er noon at. the 'oumry club. The afternoon was Kpent in play ing bridge, Mrs. 0. L. l.ariion n ceiviiiK the prize. A delicious two course luncheon was served at an appropriate hour. Next Friday even inn. November 17. Airs. K. K. Hrn und Mrs. Vin cent Talnier will ony'rtaiu the Chrysanthemums They are now blooming All colors Have you Seen the large ones in our window? Don't Hiss This ! Fresh Cut Flowers Every Day from .Our Own. Greenhouses. Till' TUnmlay liriilno Hub :!.. tcrtaini-il hy Mrs. Cliai-l'os I' Monday aftornoon at lur Imnri on .S.iiiml slrool. Mim. l'ivd II i!i:i,.s ihcoIvciI iho first iirlze of tho unoi talilos of liri(i;o (hat woro at play. Kofi i-sluui'iits v, rc ?on ed at 1 1 oloso of the aflonioon. Tho noxt mooting will l; hold ,n two wooks. Nooinh, r '27, wiili I. K. (IT II. niliK Kaffo, lub. Klatrh at the Countr t'OVI-:. Nov. 1 r.. Cove has wn .-.lihrjiiiim woddiims roconily. (in Monday. Xovomhor l:;, Miss. Iuth Ktlli, ilautlil.r of Mr. ami .Mix C. Fulp. and Albert llrazille ".re ilnitod in the holy bonds or in.i:;-i-"lony. Miss Iloatrioo Wr.n.. 11. laughter of .Mr. and Mrs. K. War doll and Krnesl Coons, son of Mrs. Minnie I'oons, wen- tnairioil :'1en day. November 12. The youni; peo jde are all well and favorably known hero, havini; spent nil their Jn this viiiiiity. A silv.r tea lor the benefit of the Ladies Aid will bo held a', tile "wldem f Mrs. A. A. Antl-i on W'odnosilay. November 1 ',. .Mrs. Mi ties, assisted by lu r daunliter, Mrs. T. I). Vonklin, will be bos'o.Jfes for this affair. Chapter I of 1. K. o. I riday nfternoon at Iho Mis. I.ee Warnlrk. .Mrs. K. .. Meyers will Ihe I.uiky Tiiirleen Itridu'e will Mlrot hoi)'.1 of titertain elnli t.i- THESE THREE VITAL FACTS DETER MINE YOUR POWER AND ECONOMY It'M probably wrnr or Inacnirate fit in the piston rlnss, pistons and pins which is rt-Mponsilde lor Die loss il power and waste of was in your car. I'ower and economy to;illy d pend upon three vital units. . All that many motors need to restore tln-ir maximum power and economy is Melimy-Norris I'isloii Kinns. 'I'liere is one to fit every pocketbuok, but car owners who think mure of per manent economy and sa tislaction t!i:.n ol' initial -ist find Ihat the combination of Leak Proof liins tor power and Snperoyl litns to prevent oil troubles i t!:ei: b -t m venimi-nt. All Me-na.v-.Norris l'islou Kins are made of Kh-clrie .Mclal. II' the cylinders of your motor neeii reminding, Voii want a sot of MeQiiav -Xoiris W'ainriKitl I M-toiis and Tins, as well as Mc-yiiay-Norris KiiiKS. 'I'lu-y are handled by the same repairmen, servico stiH-ks and jobbers. Your motor can be made practically as pood as new for a frar lion of Iho cost ol' a new car if its three vital units are replaced with McQuay-Norrls products. Write us for booklet "To Have and to II ofd I'owrr." which explains the whole subject of motor wear ami its correction. Wr ('mi ;io Immediate Service Leighton's Welding & Machine Works . 4 La Gramle, Oregon' The home of Mrs. Zark Chandler was thQ scent? of a farewdt party Kiveti" by the Parkdal' club mem bers In honor of Mrs. Leii Stilwe'v who In leaving for Portland tt make her future home. Tho hours were spent In soc'.i! chat. Although all her friends re Kiel losiiiK Mrs. StilweM, they w'n lier the best of luck on her jorr ney and prosperity in her new honn. At the (lose of a pleq.ant afternoon, a d licious luncheon wa. served which was enjoyed by thoe present. " Mr. and Mrs. It. A. Wilkersnn on tertained wiih at didishtful paiiy at their home in Kruitdale Saturday pveniUK in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Leu 'Stilwell who are leaving i-oon for Portland lo locate. j The evening was spent in a vn era! v:ood time. At all approptia'i hour an elaborate luneheoa w ; ' served, alter which the quests de- j 'arte,!, eat h votiiiK Mr. and Mr"., ilkerson a delj-hiful ho-t .i-i .1 j !ui.tc.ss. and wishing Mr. and M' .-rt ,.u tdl all f:ood luck in t heir ii"W , ':l!:i'l;:i:'HS;:;-':',':- iinnie .1 No aqueejtnc of orpans; no pressure; defects of figure correot'd ; a perfect founda tion for your towns. This iu addition to the com forts afforded through the ex clwsivu "l.a Caunlltf" feaiure; Ko presur on S4if): no cut tiwj hy Ucer: no jtcViK of rlaK; o oVpsit o-f ttnYn it lop bat fr4j., vutiUtios, fltlUtiffttrtlOV. i, (inp'iI'i p tit Coj-sttiere Urn 1, ;02. Car. SprfciR A Oak Phoae S22-W Mrs. Charles Iledilifield Mas rioMess in t he members of th 1 P. A. V, club Friday eevnini; at l.ei home on Second street. Kecora.iotis 1 1 beautiful pink chrysaut hemui.i. tdoriied the rooms. Three tabb-s ,: ids were at play during tin ailet- ioi u, with .Mrs. John Adskins 'v.n- j j.ni- tu.t pnz'j and Mrs. Hert 'huh- : " i lei cl lliii M'l Ollll. A del is lit fnl two-course ltinche.ii j a- seied at an appropriate I. ur I lif lli.stess. Mrs. . a. Ilidwell of North Piw- ! d r a hostess for an enjoyable! Kens-n ton party at her home j Thursday atti rnoon. Guests were en- t i a:it!-d by takinjr part in the qui);-' iili: 'I a ttumhor of utiiit block.', til" ' tn-i .in., throimh 1y win the eiitir--.i of blocks. Mrs. Floyd V V: won. AnothtM- bit of entertainment a iudiilyed in by fae quests w h- n ' ' i" were presented with a se v cd , hair ontainini; nineteen arti b . j t'i.e party nuesMHK nearest cor ec j the armies within Ihe has in win j a pne. Mrs. White. Mrs. Hutch-j Mm. Mrs. Walk, and Mrs. Ku. .! I t ti'd. ar,!l to -decide the winner tnej :.nI;cs used toothpicks as straw--. ; .Hid the hnlder of thr shortest u:t:-J pit k was the winner. Mrs. t., 11.' Kus. u was the lucky lady. jin v.;ut; pit -en ted an embroidered napkin, nobler. . After several hours of joyom en- leriainnieut the quests wi'e served a n h an elaborate three-course din ner which won for" the hostess nt ' only admiration for Jer spbrlidj fjf 3 ,mM w Publisher's Instructions These are Cuts for Advertisement No. 553 Hold for Copy C W. Bunting ht Qoocl 8c Son A A A YWF O O 00 Oq 0 1AAA"TJ'tt -.- niiimini . . . j
